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Table of Contents: eBay Tutorial These steps should work with most online auctions that have an HTML editor.
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Page 1: Table of Contents
Page 2: Open the Auction Template
- Unzip the auction template
- Open the browser file
- The auction template will look just like a web page
Page 3: Right-Click then click "view-source"
- When you right-click over text a menu pops up
- Click "View-Source"
- A text file will open
Page 4: Find the image tags
- Hold "ctrl" and press "F" (ctrl + F)
- Find ^^ (two carrots)
- Keep hitting F3 until you find "<--^^Image-->"
Page 5: If you host your images on eBay
- Delete all of the image tags (Not the comment tags):
<img src="http://www.desacs.com/images/image_place_holder.gif">
- Some templates have 3 image tags. So, find ^^ again to see if there are any more images that need to be deleted.
Page 6: If you host your images at an image host
- Change the image source (src).
Example: <img src="http://img5.ranchoweb.com/test/item_name.gif">
Page 7: Save the template
- Save the template by holding down the "ctrl" key, and pressing "s" (ctrl + S)
- Preview the template by refreshing your open browser file
Page 8: Select and copy all of the text
- Hold down the "ctrl" key and press "A" (ctrl + A)
- Hold down the "ctrl" key and press "C" (ctrl + C)
Page 9: Paste the text into eBay's HTML box
- Go to eBay and start your auction
- When you get to your item description, click on the HTML tab
- Click in the box
- Hold down the "ctrl" key and press "V" (ctrl + V)
Page 10: Edit your text in eBay's "Standard" box
- Click on the "standard" tab
- You should now see your Auction Ad
- Change my words into your words
- You can now start your auction like normal
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